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| 596.1 | In-Fisherman mag is great. | ADVAX::ALLINSON | | Wed Feb 10 1988 12:09 | 10 |
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re:Fishing mags.
Try the "IN-Fisherman" mag.Tells about all different
types of freshwater fish and techniques.Doesn't have
all of the hunting garbage in it only freshwater fishing.
The Keg
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| 596.2 | TRY THIS ONE | STRATA::WOOLDRIDGE | | Fri Feb 12 1988 12:07 | 3 |
| One that not too many people know about is FISHING FACTS. I think it
is quite good.
NIGHTCRAWLER~~~~~~~
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| 596.3 | Look Arround -@@- | GRANMA::NSUMMERS | | Tue Feb 16 1988 14:59 | 18 |
| The IN-FISHERMAN is hands down the best that I have seen for
all arround fishing. B.A.S.S. has the best info for the Bassin'
man. If you have cable TV there are quite a few fishing good fishing
shows. Also some good video tapes well worth watching. The tapes
will be the best way to learn techniques of Landing, retreives,
casting, reading a pond, lake or river, etc.
Good luck...
BUCKETMOUTH
"down south"
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| 596.4 | Ou trouvez-vous "The Fisherman?" | VIDEO::LEVESQUE | I fish, therefore I am. | Fri Jun 10 1988 10:31 | 5 |
| Does anybody know of a place in the Nashua, NH area that sells
"The Fisherman" weekly newspaper? Or how to get a subscription and
how much it costs?
The Doctah who's_wife_doesn't_think_needs_ANOTHER_fishing_rag!
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| 596.5 | Fisherman info | TOOK::SWEET | Capt. Codfish...Jeffries Ledge or Bust | Fri Jun 10 1988 13:30 | 2 |
| the fisherman, 2 denison st, mystic, CT 06355, 203-572-0564
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| 596.6 | Hey, they didn't mention Coonass Bob ! | SA1794::CUZZONES | Surfcasting with the Alien | Mon Jan 09 1989 23:04 | 32 |
| Caught the following in an article in January Field & Stream entitled
"Snowbird Bass":
LAKE BISTINEAU: Largely overshadowed by nearby Toledo Bend, 17,500
acre Lake Bistineau, 30 miles south of Shreveport, offers excellent
bass action for those who enjoy fishing in acres of flooded cyprus
trees. In recent years, illegal netting has been controlled so
now the lake is producing some of the best fishing in years.
Clark's Bayou, Hay Meadow, Cowfight Slough, Sawmill Flats - every
inch of open water in Bistineau has a name, and these are the spots
aglers frequently refer to when they're catching fish this time
of year.
Anglers work jigs or spinnerbaits slowly around the bases of the
big trees, or around the edges of the boat channels leading through
the timber. It's only 20 miles from one end of the lake to the
other and navigation is easy. The timber thins in the lower half
of the lake and the flats around Shreveport Pond often hold fish
coming to the shallows in preparation for spawning.
The lake has a number of marinas that will let anglers launch close
to the different fishing spots. Most of these welcome RV campers.
Cabins are available at Lake Bistineau State Park, and major motels
are available in Shreveport. Guide service is extremely limited.
Access is via State Highway 154 between Ringold and Elm Grove; or
from Minden south on State Highway 7 to Sibley, west on State Highway
164 to Doyline, and south on State Highway 163 to the lake.
Faithfully copied,
-SSS-
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| 596.7 | Lookin for y'all, mes amis | DPDMAI::BEAZLEY | | Tue Jan 10 1989 14:51 | 12 |
| Yo Split Shot,
My pleece am jes off de Haymeadow, north ob Wiskey Slough, an West
ob Shreveport Pond(jes were de spawnin taks pleece). De laks dey
are talkin bout are lakes within laks, open areas where dere aren't
cypress trees. Dere are boat roads connectin dem as well as de channel.
When y'all comin down. Its bout 60 degrees now an clear as a bell!!
De water is de clearest an de moss has gone. De ducks an geese are
chere an a few eagles as well.
Coonass
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| 596.8 | Just might drop in | SA1794::CUZZONES | Surfcasting with the Alien | Tue Jan 10 1989 22:19 | 9 |
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RE:.7
Funny you should ask, Coonass. My wife was just suggesting tonight
that I should take a break without her and the kids this spring.
I'll ask again when she's sober :=)
Steve
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| 596.9 | Thanks to COONASS from Colorado | GENRAL::HUNTER | from SUNNY Colorado, Wayne | Tue Jan 17 1989 11:51 | 16 |
| Funny you should mention Bistineau. I went down there and took
Ole COONASS up on his offer of using his fishing camp. Tell you
what, you are 50 feet from fishing water. The camp is VERY nice
and the rent is unbelievable. Just DON'T try to find it for the
first time at night. I want to take this time to publicly THANK
Bob for his kind and generous offer and the fun time I had while
I was there over Thanksgiving. Fishing was tough then due to being
right after a REAL COLD FRONT. Didn't detract any from the scenery,
peace, quite, and relaxation I enjoyed while there. Again, many
thanks for the the use of the place to Bob. One word of advice.
Due to the rent, there is a definite lack of maid service. So,
leave it like you would like to find it yourself. Other than that,
ENJOY.
If any of you head out Colorado way, let me know. I might be
able to steer you toward what little water we have and maybe even
a fish.
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